Attn. California members.

[Gold Rush]

Just thought you guys/gals would like to find more state and local run OHV parks. Here is the link for those who don't know it already http://www.extremeblazer.com



[image]http://www.extremeblazer.com/sideapproachL.jpg[/image]&lt;P ID="edit"&gt;&lt;FONT class="small"&gt;&lt;EM&gt;Edited by Gold Rush on 08/06/01 10:53 PM.&lt;/EM&gt;&lt;/FONT&gt;&lt;/P&gt;<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by Gold Rush on 08/06/01 10:56 PM.</FONT></P>

 

[xnoahx]

So are you saying that the goal of the CBDT is to make a OHV trial from mexico to oregon? That would deffinitely be very cool.

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[Triaged]

Hum.....That would only take like 8000gal of gas......I'm in...When can we do it?

'71 Blazer CST w/ a 400sbc, 4" lift, 36" Supper Swampers, and alot of rust

 

[Gold Rush]

That is the ultimate goal. It sure would be nice to have a long distance trail that you could jump on local to you and spend two or three days on it. Of course by the time it gets finished there probably won't be any internal combustion engines anymore.

David

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[502Burban]

Thanks for the cool link, David. I've been looking for something like that. It's always nice to find some more trails to run.

Robb
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